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We assess physical and transition climate risks at an asset or portfolio level, helping you make informed decisions today and build resilience for the future.
What if you could predict how your profit holds up under any climate? To make confident investment decisions and protect your bottom line, you need to test your business against different versions of the future. Acumentis provides the quantitative climate resilience modelling and scenario insights you need to meet Australian standards and safeguard your growth.
Climate scenario analysis and resilience modelling are a structured "what-if" exercise for your business. We look at how your business impacts the environment and, more importantly, how climate risks impact your assets and business operations. This process tests whether your strategy remains resilient under very different climate futures.
Scenario Testing
We run your business through different warming paths to see where it stands.
Impact Assessment
We quantify how these futures affect your supply chain, assets, operations, and cash flow.
Strategy Integration
We help you adjust your governance and investment plans based on these findings.
Testing climate scenarios is now a requirement under mandatory Australian climate reporting rules. We help you meet ASRS standards by testing your business against 1.5°C and 3°C warming paths. We also add a third path tailored to your specific market. This identifies risks before they impact your business. Testing these scenarios helps you identify physical and transition risks before they hit your balance sheet. It builds investor confidence and ensures you aren't caught off guard by policy shifts or extreme weather events.
We support you through the full scenario analysis journey, simplifying complex technical processes into simple, actionable insights.
Our process includes assessing the 1.5°C and ≥3°C paths required for mandatory reporting. We also build a custom third scenario that reflects your unique sector risks. This ensures your disclosures are robust and satisfy the latest Australian standards.
We pinpoint your most material physical and transition risks. We evaluate direct physical threats like heatwaves and flooding along with transition risks like carbon pricing and new regulations. This quantitative climate resilience modelling uncovers hidden threats and identifies emerging low-carbon opportunities.
We use Asset Shield, our specialist physical hazards platform, to provide deep data analytics. This allows us to map climate hazards to your specific assets with technical precision. It gives you a verified evidence trail for your risk assessments and strategy.
We turn climate scenarios into financial facts. We assess how each warming path affects your operations, supply chain, and financial performance. We integrate these findings into your investment strategies to protect your cash flow and asset valuations.
We help you produce transparent disclosures that outline your assumptions, methods, and strategic implications. Our work aligns with ISSB, IFRS S2, and TCFD guidance. This ensures your reporting is ready for the shift from voluntary to regulated standards.
A proactive approach to modelling does more than just tick a compliance box. It creates a competitive advantage that shows up in your risk management and capital access.
Better Investment Decisions
Use data to decide which assets to keep, sell, or harden.
Asset Protection
Identify vulnerabilities early to safeguard your physical wealth and EBITDA.
Investor Confidence
Provide clear evidence that your business is prepared for a changing environment.
Improved Risk Management
Move from reacting to events to predicting their impact on your bottom line.
Acumentis bridges the gap between complex rules and your actual asset data. We'll work with you to simplify the process and build your team's skills by turning technical data into clear business intelligence. We test the required 1.5°C and 3°C scenarios and identify risks like carbon pricing to ensure your disclosures meet ISSB and TCFD standards. Contact us today to see how quantitative climate resilience modelling can strengthen your business.
The new Australian mandatory climate reporting standards require companies to test their resilience against multiple climate scenarios. Our process is designed to meet these specific requirements, providing the technical data and disclosures you need for mandatory reporting.
Physical risks are direct threats from the environment, like bushfires, storms, flood damage or extreme heat impacting site safety. Transition risks are business risks caused by the move to a low-carbon economy, such as new carbon taxes, building codes, or shifts in consumer demand.
Yes, you still need a plan even if you fall below the mandatory reporting thresholds. Your larger partners and clients likely need your data to complete their own Scope 3 reports and risk assessments. Building these considerations into your daily decisions helps you stay competitive and reduces the risk of being dropped from supply chains that prioritise climate-ready partners.
While the 1.5°C and 3°C paths are standard, they don't always capture the specific shifts in your niche. A custom scenario allows us to test for the exact policy or market changes that matter most to your sector and strategy.
Scenario analysis is the backbone of a credible ESG strategy. It shows that your environmental goals are backed by hard data and that you understand risks, opportunities, and financial implications of your sustainability commitments.
ESG isn’t one-size-fits-all.
Our solutions are practical, tailored, and designed to meet you where you are. Each service follows a structured approach so you know exactly what to expect and what comes next.
Acumentis acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work and their connections to land, sea and community throughout Australia.
We pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people we work with and walk beside today.
